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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1925

Page

3

Social and Personal Notices from the City

Social items note visits by Mrs Charlea Smith of Dallas and other guests at 119 Broadway, plus the ill infant son of Mr and Mrs H H King of Gapland. Philadelphia visitors, locals returning from Baltimore and Washington trips, and various relatives are listed. A party for Mina Sarah Kieffer featured twenty two guests with exhibition dancing and refreshments of apples and peanuts.

H. II Gapland Miay Alice Etter Harrisburg McKenna Caqgnon Avenue Mina Sarah Kieffer Turnes Meanacantith Garmong Sannenhaugh

Basket Party Honors Boonsboro Woman on 38th Birthday

A gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Charley Needy near Boonsboro on Friday October 3 celebrated Mrs. Neelys 38th birthday. Guests brought baskets of goodies and shared a pot of refreshments including pickles sandwiches cake ice cream and bananas. Attendees listed include Charley Neely John Clopper Clarence Reeder Violet family members and several neighbors.

Charley Needy Hoonsboro John Clopper Clarence Reed John Violet Charles Poffenverger Win. Griffth Tillie Buck Orpla ‘Alhert Misa Marporle Clopper Mildred = Poffenberger Ke. Grifth Josephi Skelley

Birthday party for Miss Oaks at State Line home

Miss Hazal Cake hosted a birthday gathering at her State Line home Friday evening. Friends and neighbors attended, sharing tax games and refreshments. Attendees included Vision Mateer, Minnie Moora, Frances O'Connell, Jella Mongan, Myrtle Patterson, Virginia Morin, Virginia Summer, Lois Hales, Eloise Henson, Madge Charles, Elizabeth Nicely, and others, with Mr. and Mrs. John Oaks present as well.

John McCung Vernon Stone Robert Buolt James Hankey Alvin Yeakle Kenneth Slons Emmett Deyard Richard Henson Kelaner Bayder Charles Miller Mra John Oaks Sou

Birthday party honors Gerald Keller's fifth year

A birthday gala at Mr. and Mrs. Acthuc Keller home celebrated their son Gerald Keller's fifth birthday with a five candle cake and refreshments. Guests included Iris Fouke Kathleen Thlmes Filcen Keller Junior Fouke and several Keller family members. Music by Victrola and games followed the celebrations.

Acthuc Keller Elty Gerald Iris Fouke Kathleen Thlmes Filcen Keller Junior Fouke Gerald Kellar Bobby Keller Kenneth Keller Mia

Missionary Society Meeting in Keedysville Highlights Annual Literature

The October meeting of the Missionary Society of the UU Church of Keedysville gathered at Mrs. D D Keedy’s home for the annual literature session. Scripture was read by Mrs Kohler and others, with Emma Burter presenting a talk, a Mrs Roscoe Hawmond solo, and a skit by Mildred Fisher Ruth Willis and Bare Baker. A torpedo note mentions Tourinivulea’s 6500 yard target.

The Missionary Society of the U. GB Church of Keedyssille D. D. Keedy Mra. Kohler Frank Baker Keedy Mra Neikirk Lou Emma Burter Roscoe Hawmond Mildred Fisher Ruth Willis Bare Baker

Local Social Notes From Bridgeport Visit Days

Bridgeport social column lists numerous residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman and Eiizabeth City contacts. Names like Harvey Picock Detroit Charles Herbert Chicago Arthur Hagers town and Miss Susie Berger appear among gatherings with Turner Prive Prive families and others.

Bridgeport William Zimmerman Eiizabeth City N.C Harvey Piicock Detroit Michigan Charles Herbert Chicago Arthur Ierbert B. Plum Gner M. J. Price J. 1 H. H. Rowe Mra F. H. Plummer Misa Alma Hagy B. F. Gallagher Kilmer Price Rome Mr. and Airs Charles Paul

Entertains Club On Friday Evening At Keodyavilla Home

The Wohe lon of Keodyavilla hosted a Friday evening gathering at Mrs Patterson Ravlette’s home. Tea sandwiches and refreshments were served by the hostess. attendees included numerous local women such as Miss Mary Snyder, Mrs Pearl Clopper, Mrs Mildred Hirhel berger, Mrs Mary Nicodemus, and others.

Keodyavilla Patterson Ravlette Delletons Retrashimenta Mary Snyder Pearl Clopper Mildred Hirhelberger Mary Nicodemus Ply Hoover Pred Scheller Val Wyand Ruwnell Geeting Howard Further Luther Flock Chester Lontherau George Huston A. J. Smith Harry Martin Davil Kretzer Frank Baker Clyton Clapp Ezra Baker Patterson Rowlette

Entertain for Miss Campbell at Brownsville Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs William Campbell entertained at their Brownsville home Friday night for their daughter Oneidas eighteenth birthday anniversary with guests including Mrs J B Reid and many Campbells Iselins and Jennnings among others in a broad social gathering reflecting local families in a celebratory event.

William Campbell Oneida Brownsville

California Figs Syrup Ad Claims Safe Laxative Use

An old advertisement touts California Figs Syrup as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It promises to soothe the stomach, ease liver and bowel movement without griping, and warns against counterfeit products while urging the purchase of genuine California Fig Syrup with directions and advertisement text.

California

Alsatia Parade Boosts Prize Money and Prizes

The Alsatia Club and Mummers Parade Committee plan a major prize increase for the upcoming event. Details list adult and child divisions with monetary awards, and invitations have been sent to about 125 organizations in nearby towns to join the festivities.

Alsatia Hergaso Dirviduala Prizaa Aid Wittis

Spickler Apple Paring Party and Local Visits

An old time apple paring party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin D. Herbert on Tuesday evening with ginger bread and sweet diet served. Numerous villagers attended gatherings, butter balling and Sunday visits followed, then a large congregation attended St Pauls Church for communion. No services at St Pauls Sunday evening due to Chautauqua activities. all invited to Chautauqua program.

Spickler Austin D. Herbert Susan Grave Mollie Yeakle Walter Mish J. Rush Wregley Frank Spickler Late Miller St. J. Bloyer Anna Miller Clyde Daugherty Chiorena Kreps Victor M. Spickier Harry Snickler Emma Lorlona Guy Ebersale Clarence Martin Jane Taurgherty Susan Maclin Elelen Daugherty Kenneth Grove Nell Marie Spickler Jack Martha Mary Elizabeth William Lewis Harber Grove Yeakle Chiyreny Krapa Clyle Mangherty We. Mitrim Mish de Daugherly Burcy Spioketor Sonnday Chistian Ebersole John D. Shank Misa Buelab Shank Beha Shank Percy Shank Farry D. Shank Julian Suna John and Lewis Roy Ebersole Charlton Uhlorens Kreps Misa Eins Glorious John Ebersole DB. Toston Charltom Road Airs Hester Swope William Bloyer Robert Afra Teanlay Mra Bricker Anna Herbert Teanley Mercaraburr Hubert Moore Auntie Lois Miller Jana Helen Kleffer Seibert Ana Daniel Clearspring High School Fred Draper Vare Eva Mildred Vera Draper Frederick St. Paul's Church F. B. Peck SL Paul's Peck Pagrang Rangtred Fm Clearapriig Unit One Chautauqua Papula Everyona

From a Man's Point of View and Womans Role

The passage discusses gendered perceptions of wit and companionship, contrasting masculine and feminine influence. It argues that a wife’s confidence strengthens a man, while clever women often understand men well, shaping mental stimulation. The tone notes social norms and critiques affectations in talk and behavior.

Bernard Shaw Menolize Cota Fara Perter Perton

Unclear Product Label Fragments From OCR Text

Fragmented OCR text references color dyes for fabrics and assorted items. Mentions Dip to Tint Boil to Dye Locent packs and colors for cotton silk wool and cotton blends. Contains garbled phrases and inconsistent terms, no clear product or event details.

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